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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-16

KINGsToS, Ont, oct. l5.-Wong Chin Foo,
Of New York, an enlightened Chinaman, and
writer OF n late cssay in the North American
Review on "Why / nm a Heathcn,' Is In
this city, and towering with rase. He says
ho has been q nnturalized American since
1874, when he took out final papers at Grand
Rapids, Mich; that he Is an assistant in
spcctor Of the New York port, and yet on
his entry to Canada last Thursday he was
duly appraised, tagged, and taxed by Gus
toms officials, aud condemned 10 pay 40
duty. lie protested long and loud. put in
M affidavit made before a United states con
sui ut Clifton, Canada, and yet COLLECTOR
Wynn was obdurntc. "Iou are u born
Chinannn,' he said, and must either pay a
tax or return 10 the Unit States Tho
money was paid under pro, - Wong thin
Foo Is angry, and Insists that he will make II
hot for the collector, and many Canadians
agrcc with him IN dcnpuncing lac pig head
cdncss Of the official lie had been in
Canada before, was for six months n resident
Of Montreal, and for nearly Il year had
crossed and rocrosscd the border even under
the present law. lie had never before been
intcrfcrod with. al paid he said to Q
correspondent, ''morc than 10 cents pei
pound for this heather flesh, 30 that II i
valuable. | return 10 New York today, ant
after consulting with friends, ! will proceed
to lay my case before the Washington
authorities"
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in Alaskan yatdrs, and that their catch sg-
grcgates halfNa million dollars yearly, He
~denounces in violent language the action OF
the United States government In capturing
Canadian vessels and alleged brutal i'll treat
ment Of Canadian fishermen taken prison.
ers, which, he says, is nothing but %retalia.
ton for the Canadians strict enforcement OF
her treaty rights In the Atlantic waters. But
Capt. Grant says he will teach the Yankees
a lesson II any attempt is made TO capture
the Houlettd. lie Is arranging TO obtain
cannon and a'complete OUTFIT OF small arms
the Houlette, when engaged in the fishery
protection service. capt Grant says he is
going out to 6ka seals on the open sea, and
II any Amerisipyuttcr attempts TO interfere
Capt. Grahpisn determined looking man,
who has already led a wild life smiling the
South Pacific and Chinese seas. He com
manded the clipper ship Louisa Hatch when
she was captured and burned by the Ala,
bamn and Grant and his crew were placed
in irons, and afterwarl put ashore and left
by Capt. Semmes upon an island near the
equator.
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Attempt NJ Train Robbery.

HousroS, Tex, oct. l5.-As Engineer Con-
verse, In charge Of the locomotive, was pull
ing out Of Spring Station, t~wenty-six miles
from Houston, on the Missouri Pacific rail-
why, two men jumped aboard, going on
the end Of the baggage car and the other on
the engine. As soon ~ tho man got n foot
ing on the engine he covered the engineer
with n revolver and commanded him toyobey
orders under penalty OF death. Tho indi-
vidual who boarded the baggage car then
made his appearance on the engine with a
cooked revolver In hand. The fireman, Geo.
Ilynes, sprang from the engine and caught
on the rear Of the train as IL was passing.
The robbers, fearing that the fireman had
boarded the train IN the rear and notified the
passengers, ordered the engineer To slack up,
aud ~ soon M lie had done 30 they sprnng
from the locomotive and diupprarcd. BE
fore they left the engine one of them said:
Its no 60" Tho robbers lcapcd fmm the
train about one aud a half miles north ~
Spring Station. II is believed that the main
body oi robbers was further out IN the road
awaiting tho coming ~ the train. Tho bold
net Ol the fireman saved the train from rob
berry,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-16

MtNNT,rutis. MINI, oct iN-Thc report
that General Master Workman Powderly
hal, NJ 1870 o'clock this morning, written "a
pcrrmptoy resignation crautcd a e]rnuinc
sensation. II was not generally believed
Mr. rowdcrly was seen early chi, morning.
lie cmphaticilly dcnicd having written his
resignation. Regarding Tho lnrk.uf harmony
among the general executive bulrl. which
had bgcn Given cut a. the cuuao uf the all,rad
resignation. Mr. roWdrrlN refused tn EXPIRES,
himself That there is Trouble hrrviur H.
very evident ns Mr. ruwdctly might easily
hay, di-rrcditcd the rumor Nv declaring that
ilyp Wa no LACK ~ harmony in the board.
Mcssrs Bailey and llrry whom. " u alleged.
have curltcd The diecurl. uuc actively go.
gagged in rauNussing their cause, aud would
probably IN cu-s the matter came to n vote
In the assembly. carry at least loo delegate,
with them The prIss committee has put
such a lgal upon the pr,Occliur~ Ut the con.
vcption that u 4 difficult to ascertain the
exact facts until night, when the members
are not under such effective restrictions.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-16

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. l5.--ltailroad cir
clcs were pcrturbcd yesterday by ruiHorsof a
coming bomb shell. II was impossible 10
get any official information, but according 10
the reports, the statement that Robert Gar
rctt is now said TO he preparing will'bc til"
greatest sensation 81 the year. II i all about
the sale Of the telegraph 10 Jay Gould. Mr..
Garrctt's opposition 10 that sale is well
known. IL Is now reported tliat the result
WIS reached by means that were crooked, 10
say the lcasi--in other words, that Mr.. Gar
rcit was not only d~umbfoundcd when he
heard " the sale, but that his nstonishmcnt
va. intensified WHEN lac heard that certain
cahlcgums Of vital importance, which lie
had sent while tho deal was pending, did
not reach those for whom they wcr In
tended, and fhatJhc negotiations were con
cludCd Ia Consequence. The reports also
! deal with otlyr fpaitcrs, such gs cstrangc'
mrnt between Mf. Garrett aud some OF his
close friends. No one knew anything posi-
tive about the rumors but they were 80
general That they gained considerable Csc'
dcncc. Nicc-p President Spencer knew nothing
Of them. lie did stats however, thai the
Western Union will take charge 81 the nalti.
more A Ohio telegraph at ~ o'clock
tonirht.
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WRECKS AND R0BBERIES.
A DOUBLE sMAsHUP TAKES PLACE
ON THE B. e. o.
Dynamite Bombs Hurled mt n Texas
Mail Chr by Robbers, One Of whom ~
Killed An Attempted Train Robbery
--koui's Disaster.

FL PAso, Tex, Oct. 15.-The Southern Pa
ciGc train which left here at $50 O'Clock last
evening returned three hours later with the
mail car badly knocked to pieces by a bomb
and u dead train robber on board. When
the train had reached n point about four
miles east Of III Paso it was tagged, and the
engineer stopped the train Immediately.
Three men ran up and hurled dynamite
bombs at the door Of the mail car. The door
was badly shattered and the mail agent con
sidcrably shaken up, but he recovered suifi-
GENTLY to seize u doublc-barrclcd shotgun,
and when the foremost robbcr appeared lin
the doorway the mail agent filed him full Of
buckshot. The robbcr fell dead. The other
two robbers started away NJ fast rs they
could run. The agent fired the second bar
rel at the retrcating robbers, and thinks he
hit one Of them. The train then returned
TO I'll Paso, where Il remained all night.
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KNIGHTS or I.ABBoR.
o. Two B'- mud thc Iss.- CONCERNING
tho Anarchists.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Oct lS.-Sincc the
convention opened Mcssrr. Harry and HALEY
havr been known to advocate every measure
presented by the "Antis' In the convention.
This has been strkingly true II Harry. lie
took issue against tho administration when
the anarchist question was being discussed
Inst week. and made - very sensational
speech. Supporting the rcsolution thai the
general assembly protest against the hanging
of the condemned Chicago anarchists. liz
also advocated the side Of the Ants In the
fight over the Chicago stock. yards strike. In
each case the ANTS ere defeated by q
heavy vote. II u pretty evident that Harry
has been making the fight, not because he
cared whether the measure went through or
not, hut 10 n~ntaguniNc the administrators
from personal reasons There l. no doubt
that Harry aud Bailey have u good many
warm friends among the delegates 10 thi,
convention, aud that they have been working
very hard TO gain inorr. They know tbat n
fight wa IN be made 10 get rid ~ them IN
ths present SESSION. and they have been MAX
Ing preparations Tor ~ hut none tho soon
Its now on, aud u very bitter hrht " prnm.
iscs IA Ice. Thcrr !, but little doubt that the
"Antls'' will I've utterly nutcd. Although
the press committee would make no report
this noon, II II learned that the general ~
scmhly spent the fopnonn Ia n report dls
cus-iug over the pSnlution introduced last
night changing the munnor 81 appointing
the executive beard, which was Cor the pur.
pose uf providing q way Ia ret rid ~ Harry
aud Bailey II i understood that no dc.
cision has vet been reached. aud u u likely
that the sessions will be- very exciting until
the matter N settled.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-16

A full meeting of the Mcmphi. bar was
held yesterday evening nj 4 Z o'clock In the
United States circuit cour, room Ia take nc.
ton ON the death Of the Hon. Henry T.
Elicit.
The meeting was cailrd h. order by Judgc
C. W. Heiskcll, who stated the purpose III
the meeting, sud moved that Judgn II J..
Morgan be elected chairman, which was
carried.
ON motion, r. r. roston was elected sec
rotary.
Judge J. W. Clapp made feeling and ap.
prnpriatc remarks touching the life and
character of Judge Elicit and WIS followed
hy n NJ Estes, D Il Chalmers and T W. llnr-
RI, aud e. W Hciskcll moved the npIplnt-
ment Of a committee ~ seven 10 draft suiut
bic resolutions aud report 10 nm adjourned
meeting. Carried,
Tho chair appointed McssrS. g. W. Itcis.
kcll, H. NJ. Estes, VIM NJ smith, Henry
Craft, J. W Clnpn = J. Walker, and L. W.
Finlny.
ON motion " ~ II. roston, Gen. J n.
Chalmers aud Col r. W Harris were added
to the committee on resolutions
n was ON motion NJ l.. W finlny, ~
solved TO attend the funeral Of JudEr Elicit
In u body.
II was moved hy T.. T. Wright and carried
that the citizens ~ Mcmphi, at lar,r and
other organizations he Invited a. Join and
participate with the bar VA W. rrncgrdinu 1t
shc adjourned meeting a. he held Aud ON
motion 81 Judge T. :. Hammond, Rcum.
mittye. consisting OLE = Hammond, II. NJ.
iiill, g. r. Vance, T. y Wright and " ~
Mrllcnry, was appointed ~ runlrr With .
like committee from the Merchants and
Cotton exchanges ~ Memphis and Other
organizations 10 Arrange th, "details and pro.
occiIngs ~ the adjourned meeting
The following wcrv selected tu oct o. pail
hoarrr. a. !. Morgan, : T. Walker llrur,
Graf, L. W fiulay, J. + Houston. a. ~
Turloy. T.. h. Wright and T. s Hammond.
ON motion ~ ~ " Estrs adjourned "a
meet ~ tho samo place Thursiay u,ioL,F "a,
NJ O'Clock T. M.
A. W. MoHuNN. Chairman.
A. " I..rnN NuLu.IlIN.
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u,p,-,e. n.sbc,, and Murdered.

CnAILEsroS. W va, Oct i5.-Ncws has just
been received here n the effect that OF Thurs
day night a gang Of highwaymcn entered
tho home II 3lev. Thomas y Ryan, Motho-
dist minister. Sho lives near Walton, loane
county The demands for money got sew,
cral hundred dolhrs, but missed a large sum
which Ind hcen, but a Few days before, sent
10 bank in this city. Ryan, who l. a brother
dead by one OF the masked robbers. The
murdcrvd man wns sixty year old, and quite
we'll to 20. There l. great excitement, and
Il tbs gang !. captured they will be- lynched,
rs they have bcon committing many robbcr-
les IN this section during the past few
months. Officers aud detectives arr In hol
pursuit. Large rewards have been offered.
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A Doubi Wreck.

TfFTGS, o., Oct. la-At n late hour last
night, eleven EARS ~ n wcst-bound freight on
the baltimore & Ohio railroad were piled In
a chaotic mass at the Pennsylvania crossing
In this city, and five 81 them were dcmol-
ished. This dclaycda all trains for some time.
Scarcely was the track clear when another
freight train attempted n ran on the main
and side timex nt the Same time, and dcrailed
the engine aud several cars. The wreck
trim, while en- route Ia this city from Gar
rctt, killed q man NJ Dcshlcr. and u portion
" his skull and brains were found on one OF
The Cnrs after their arrival here.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-16

H,tirAN, Oct i5.-Grat interest attaches
20 the approaching departure from thi,
port Of The schooner Roulette for the Alas.
Nan veal fisheries The Roulette. for two
ycars, has been employed asa Canadian fish.
cry cruiser and was the vessel that effected
The capture " the ~Provincctown schooner
HIGHLAND Light Capt Grant. a Nova SO.
i'au, who ~ extensively engaged Ia Alaskan
s.Hl fisheries from Victoria, u e.. rumc all
The why Ia Halifax 10 purchase vessels TO
engage iu that fishery. lie says thcrr are
thirteen british Columbian vessels scaling
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nri,a I.ochwood's Party.

srnisuFtELp, H., oct l6.-Thc convention
Of social riurmcr, presided over by Mrs.
Bclya Lockwood, In session here the pas,
few days, has organized a new political party,
adopted u lengthy platform aud named a
national committee. The name ~ the new
organization is the Industrial Reform
party. Another meeting will hc held in
Washington February % The platform
embraces an extraordinarily wide range, In.
cluding woman suffrage, prohibition aud
government ownershipof transportation aud
telegraph lines. Among the participants In
the conycntioh was George Francis Train.
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rider John Aiicn Gano Dead.

Pans, Ny, Oct i5.-Eldcr John Alien
Gano, aged cighty.two years died ut his
home near Ccntrryills. this county. at q
o'clock yesterday morning. lie was onc Of
the founders Of the Reformed. or Christian.
churrh. which had IL start in this county
nearly ixty year ago lie wa n co-wnrkcr
with Alexander Campbell, Barton W. Stone
and other noted di,incs IN u rhurrh which
now has a membership 1t morr thai i,OOO.OOO
in the United Statrs.
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Thn koui,- Disaster.

VurinArso, Ind, oct b-Judge r. g..
Field, who Is now presiding nj the fall term
Of the circuit court here. has just issued n
summons 10 the grand jury Ia convene next
Monday, and charges them with a thorough
investigation Of the Kouts disaster. The
judges charge II thorough, aud the public
can now hops Ia see this matter siftcd to the
bottom. " u Chrumpankcr. the prusccut.
ing attorney, states that no pains will be
spared To- bring the guilty parties to Justice,
aud In this determination he l. backed by
the entire community.
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cournI,u No, ueld ncspons,ble.

Cmc,po, Ill, Oct ia Pontiac, ILL.,,
special says "Fur the pas, week the Liyings-
ton county grand jury has been invcstigat
ing the ease of Timothy Coughlin, who was
held responsible by the coroncr's jury for
the Chntsworth railroad disaster. After
hearing all the evidence the charge WIS ig
norcd, the evidence not being deemed sum.
cicnt To nnd a bill, aud Timothy was re.
leased from Jail, aud went to his family re.
ioiclng'
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VI, mer,h,, rc,npernr, Pastor

NV NonE, Oct ia.-Tho advisory COM.
miiicc OF Plymouth churh has elected the
Rev. Lyman Abbott editor ui the Chris.
tian Union. A. temporary pastor Mf Ahhutt
will take charge next month. lie announce,
that he will not he a candidate iur the Ter.
mancnt passionate of the churh Il srcm,
10 Ice rcncmll, understood Tia ull thuurht
Of extending q call 10 Dr.. Joseph Parker Ice,
bpgn Abandoned.
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HON. II. T. ELLETT.
A DISTINGUISHED AND CoNNsCIEN-
TIOUs JpRIsT PASSES AWAY.
ssdden Death while Listening 20 Pros
fdcnt Clcveland's Response 10 His
Own beautiful and Eloquent speech
of welcome

One of the saddest incidents that ever
characterized a gala occasion, occurred
rhortly after IL o'clock yesterday morning.
Thousands of people were collected In and
around Court square to listen 10 words Of
welcome addressed 10 President Cleveland,
throw their souls into the sentiment, and
hear the response Of the peoples guest.
The Hon. Henry T. Elicit, chancellor OF
Shelby county, was orator OF the occasion,
and brought all his great learning and clo-
qucnce into play in the effort In both
these attributes be is a wonderful master,
His Grafton was as follows:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-09
Avenues 100 feet in Width Traverse the Tract


This land lies the elevated plain directly west OF
San Bernardno City The plain is vast elevated table,
land with just enough of gentle unduaon to break the
monotony of the landscape.
Owing to the elevation, frost is practically unknown
Flowers in myrads bloom during the winter the tender
est tomato prgs unscathed by frost and h'
blossoms bloom in beauty throughout the winter. The
view is Of the noblest and most picturesque in
ture Each twentya lot has fine road at each end.
There $4,000 acres in this tract but 10000 acres
only yet surveyed The town, Riato, is located
the of this 1O0OOacre tract and the CAL
fornia Central
The California Central and the Southern Pacific both
traverse this great tract, and in all probability the
Southern Pacfcs parallel route will add third
railroad to this prncely citrus tract The western line
of the tract is about miles distant from the San
Bernardno Court House.
This plain grows fine oranges the world has
and the finest quality Of citrus fruit generally,
buyers for themselves There better raisin
grape land in California In fact all subropca produc
tons flourish to perfection.
FOR SALE BY
COMPTON & SHIVELY,
IS N. Spring ST.,
Or RIALTO San Bernardno CAL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-09
A Big Day for Iowa.

DEs MoINEs, November 7. The
Governor, Lieutenant Governor Su-
preme Court Judge and Superintend-
ant of Public Instruction will be
+ elected tomorrow. Also member
of the General Assembly, who will
vote for a United States Senator to
succeed Jas. E. Wilson.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-09
Justice woods Eulogized.

WASHINGTON, November I'm the
United States Supreme Court to-day,
Attorney General Garland presented
resolutions adopted by the bar asso-
Citations on the death OF Justice
Woods, and addressed the court,
highly eulogizing the Justice. Chief
Justice Waite responded.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-09
Mexican Bandits Captured.

GALVESTON, November IA spe-
cial to the News from Rio Grande
City says: Adolfo Delon and Chico
Pelon, two bandit chiefs, the worst OF
all the gang that has been committing
depredations in this section, were
captured in Mexico yesterday. The
ranchero, who had been harboring
them, is also a prisoner with them.
They will all be shot.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-09
Good for West Point.

WASHINGTON, November I'm the
report of the Board Of visitors to the
Military Academy at West Point, the
management of the institution is
highly commended, and no change is
recommended as far as the discipline,
but improved accommodations in the
way of building. water and lights are
considered,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-09
A Dvnamtter,s punish men t..

RACINE, Wis, November John
Jamboi, convicted on Saturday of an
attempt to kill ex-Mayor Secar with
a dynamite bomb, a little over year
ago, was to-day sentenced to prison
for ten years. An appeal will be taken
to the Supreme Court.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-09
AgrOun d.

SAND BEACH, Mich, November Z.
The propeller Osceola went ashore
last night in the thick fog near Port
Austin and has thrown overheard
part of her cargo. The particulars
received are very meagre.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-09
LOCOMOTIVES SPARKS.
Cause Disastrous COnflagrattOn
I'm wisconsin,

in wisconsin.
PORTAGE, WIS, November Lew
iston Marsh, a few miles west OF here
was fred by locomotive spark yes
terday and 1000 tons Of hay de-
stroyed. A hundred acres were
burned over and many farmers lost
the entire seasons cut of hay. Fires
are reported all along the track to
Lyndon, fences being destroyed and
many houses endangered. The finan-
cial loss has been very heavy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-09
Party Rights.

NEW York, November THE Su-
preme Court to-day decided that the
United Labor or Henry George party
is entitled to an inspector at each
polling place. The claims of the So
cialists and Irving Hall were rejected.